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E-Prospectus 1 | P a g e CONFEDERATION OF INDIAN UNIVERSITIES (Established and Inaugurated on 15 April 2004 as a National Umbrella of all Indian Universities) Headquarters : A 42-43, Paryavaran Complex, South of Saket, New Delhi – 110030 Campaign for conducting 3100+ Online Certificate level Courses for upgrading the knowledge of qualified persons contemplating to undergo specialized training to enrich themselves with value added e-learning materials INTRODUCTION The Confederation of Indian Universities (CIU) was conceived by the then Member of Planning Commission, Government of India Dr. K. Venkatasubramanian and endorsed by the then Prime Minister Hon’ble Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee on 17 August 2002 during the release of the Book containing the poems of Hon’ble Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee translated in Tamil by Dr. K. Venkatasubramanian. The original poems in Hindi were translated in English by Dr. Priya Ranjan Trivedi and then further translated in Tamil by Dr. K. Venkatasubramanian. Dr. K. Venkatasubramanian, Member of the Planning Commission of India releasing the Vision Document of the Confederation of Indian Universities (CIU) after inaugurating the CIU at India International Centre, New Delhi on 15 April 2004 under the Presidentship of Dr. Priya Ranjan Trivedi 2 | P a g e It took almost 20 months in designing the action plans to be implemented by the Confederation of Indian Universities (CIU) by also analyzing the aims, objectives and activities of the UGC and the AIU. It was also decided by Dr. K. Venkatasubramanian, the then Member of the Planning Commission, Government of India specially in charge of Human Resource Development that CIU will design and implement programmes and activities not covered by the UGC and the AIU. Accordingly the Confederation of Indian Universities (CIU) was inaugurated by Dr. K. Venkatasubramanian on behalf of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee on 15 April 2004 at India International Centre, New Delhi. The CIU is grateful to the then Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission, Hon’ble Shri K.C. Pant who had guided in drafting the aims, objectives, activities and charter of the CIU. April 2004 : The Honorable Prime Minister Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee meeting the CIU President Dr. Priyaranjan Trivedi after receiving the Vision Document released during the inauguration of CIU on 15/4/2004 During the past 16 years, CIU has brought out more than 500 publications in the form of Books, Encyclopaedias and Occasional Monographs after analysing the latest developments in different areas of arts, science, technology, commerce, management, juridical sciences, environment, pollution control, disaster mitigation, sustainable development, bioinformatics, geo-informatics, intellectual property rights, green business, green technology, employment generation, skill development, spirituality, divinity, humanity, morality, ethics, peace, mercy, tolerance, biotechnology, insurance business, nanotechnology, medical and paramedical sciences, yoga, naturopathy etc. The CIU keeps on giving suggestions to more than 1100+ Central and State Universities besides the Institutions of National Importance, Deemed Universities and Privately Funded Universities legislated under the respective State Legislatures. The CIU also keeps on collecting information regarding all the 1100+ Universities including Central, State, Private and Deemed Universities besides the Institutes of National Importance notified by the Government of India with a view to publishing the same and 3 | P a g e uploading the required information (compiled as The Indian Universities Directory every year) on the websites of CIU (universityindia.edu / ciu.ind.in). The difference between the information compiled by AIU and by CIU is that AIU does not provide detailed information regarding all the 1100+ Universities, rather AIU provides detailed information regarding their Member Universities only. Again the UGC while preparing the Consolidated List of Universities does not include the Institutes of National Importance in this list although the Institutes of National Importance like the IITs also have the right to confer Degrees. That is why the Universities and other Institutions refer to The Indian Universities Directory brought out by CIU regularly as the entire information of all Degree granting institutions is available in this publication. In order to upgrade and refresh the knowledge of individuals contemplating to acquire expert knowledge in the specialized areas, the Confederation of Indian Universities (CIU) as designed and launched more than 3100 Online Certificate level courses of three months duration in the areas of arts, science, commerce, law, management, commerce, agriculture, engineering, technology, medical and para-medical sciences, yoga, naturopathy, ecology, environment, sustainable development, disaster mitigation, diplomacy, international relations, interfaith studies, intellectual property rights, total quality management, bioinformatics, geo-informatics, green business, biotechnology, nanotechnology, green technology, peace, disarmament, mercy, tolerance, ethics, metaphysics, culture, wisdom, feminism, human rights, pollution control, natural resources conservation, insurance business, behavioural science, entrepreneurship, materials management, real estate management, green buildings, employability, women’s studies, research methodology, cleanliness, hygiene and sanitation etc. SALIENT FEATURES OF THE 3 MONTHS ONLINE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMMES The salient feature of the 3 months Online Certificate Courses is that the entire user friendly study materials are provided at the time of admission. The other salient feature of the Certificate Programmes is that the fee is quite nominal i.e. Rs. 3500 to be remitted to the Bank Account of the Confederation of Indian Universities (CIU) as detailed below : Name of the Account : Confederation of Indian Universities Account Number : 441918360 Name of the Bank : Indian Bank, Saket Branch, New Delhi IFC Code : IDIB000S097 CLICK HERE TO PAY ONLINE https://ciu.schoolpay.co.in/form.php The list of all the 3100+ Certificate level Courses are given below. However the steps for getting admitted are mentioned below first as many participants are unable to find the details of duration, eligibility, fee and payment details besides the step by step method for getting admitted, receiving the study materials, submitting the assignments, evaluation process and the award of the Certificate. Duration : Three Months Eligibility : No Minimum Qualification has been led down. However we have felt that persons with higher qualification are attracted for joining this course as a value addition. All 4 | P a g e those interested in acquiring expert knowledge of applied agriculture and allied fields are eligible to apply. Fee : Rs. 3500 or US$ 85 only to be paid on account of admission, registration and evaluation fee. This amount is to be transferred to our Bank Account having the following details : Name of the Account : Confederation of Indian Universities Account Number : 441918360 Name of the Bank : Indian Bank, Saket Branch, New Delhi IFC Code : IDIB000S097 CLICK HERE TO PAY ONLINE https://ciu.schoolpay.co.in/form.php Step by step method of learning at the Confederation of Indian Universities : 1. Get the Admission Form downloaded and complete the same 2. Email the filled-up Admission Form 3. Pay the Admission Fee by Cheque / Draft / Electronic Transfer 4. Receive the Roll Number and Study Materials 5. Go through the e-book carefully 6. Complete the assignments and send the same to the Institute by Email 7. Submit the Project Report based on your experience and knowledge acquired regarding any topic relevant to the admitted student 8. Wait for the announcement of results 9. Receive the Certificate (Online) In case of any clarification, contact the Facilitation Officer, Confederation of Indian Universities (CIU), A 42-43, Paryavaran Complex, New Delhi – 110030, India by post or by Email : [email protected] For any clarification, contact may be made through telephone by calling on 011-29533801, 011-29533830, 011-29535053. 24-Hours Helpline Mobile Number : 9999833886 All those interested in getting admitted to one of the Certificate level courses are here by advised to fill-up the Admission Form given below and send the same on the above mentioned address by email along with payment of Rs. 3500 or US $ 85 by cheque / draft / RTGS / AirPay Payment Gateway etc. in the name of “Confederation of Indian Universities”, payable at New Delhi. 5 | P a g e Roll Number Allotted Stamp Size Photo …………………….. CONFEDERATION OF INDIAN UNIVERSITIES A 14-15-16, Paryavaran Complex, South of Saket, New Delhi-110030 Email : [email protected] Tel. : 011-29533801, 011-29533830 ADMISSION FORM NAME OF THE COURSE SELECTED …………………………………………………. Name of the Candidate …………………………………………………………………..………… Father’s Name …………………………………………………………………………….………… Mother’s Name ……………………………………………………………………………………… Date of Birth …………………… Nationality……………………………. Address ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. ………………………………………………………………………………………………….… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. Email …………………………………….……Website (if any)……………………………… Mobile……..………………………...Telephone……………………………………………… Educational Qualification ………………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. Mention how will this course help you ? …………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………..…………………………………………………. Details of Fee paid (Cheque
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